Directory  for  the  city  of  Hartf-ord  for 
the  year  1799. 


by 

Prank  De  Wette  Andrevs. 


THE  LIBRARY 

OF 

THE  UNIVERSITY 

OF  CALIFORNIA 

LOS  ANGELES 


HARTFORD 

CITY  DIRECTORY 

1799 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 

NAMES  OF  RESIDENTS  ETC.  OF 

HARTFORD  CONN. 


DIRECTORY 

FOR  THE 

CITY  OF  HARTFORD 

FORTHEYEaR 

1799 


CONTAINING  THE  NAMES 

OF  THE 

BUSINESS  MEN  AND  OTHER  RESIDENTS, 

THEIR 

O'C.UPATION  AND  LOCATION,  WHEN  KNOWN, 

TO  THE  NUMBER  OF  NEARLY 

EIGHT  HUNDRED. 

COMPILED   BY 

FRANK  D    ANDREWS 

SECRETARY  VINELAND  HISTORICAL  &  ANTIQUARIAN 
SOCIETY 
MEMBER  CONNECTICUT  HISTORICAL  SOCIETY 


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PREFACE. 

Hartford,  an  incorporated  city  since  1784,  did  not 
adopt  the  system  of  numbering  its  buildings  until  well 
into  the  nineteenth  century,  it  is,  therefore,  difl5cult  to 
locate  the  residents  of  1799  on  the  few  streets  then  within 
the  limits  of  the  city. 

Through  advertisements  in  the  "Courant"  and  "Mer- 
cury" we  sometimes  learn  the  advertisers  place  of  busi- 
ness, as  they  frequently  refer  to  some  point  from  which 
to  direct  their  customers,  as  the  "Meeting  House;"  the 
"State  House;"  the  "Bridge;"  over  Little  River,  the 
"Ferry;"the  "Printing  Office  of  Hudson  &  Goodwin" 
and  other  well  know  landmarks. 

These  directions  have  been  used  in  the  following  pages, 
as  well  as  a  brief  list  of  the  principal  articles  offered  for 
sale  by  the  advertiser. 

The  first  directory  for  Hartford  was  published  in  1828, 
it  contained  about  2,000  names,  many  of  them  printed 
twice.  The  second  directory  and  the  first  of  the  series 
now  published,  was  issued  in  1838,  and  has  1,625  names. 

This  compilation  for  the  year  179^,  has  nearly  one- 
half  the  number.  Hartford  then  had  a  population  of 
about  5,000. 

This  directory  has  been  compiled  from  manuscripts  in 
the  writers  possession,  dated  1799,  from  the  newspapers 
of  that  date  and  from  other  sources. 

There  are  a  few  persons  in  ever  large  community  who 
have  an  interest  in  the  past,  particularly  of  the  locality 
with  which  they  are  familiar.  To  them,  and  a  few 
others  who  have  some  curiosity  regarding  the  population 
of  Hartford  over  century  ago,  it  is  hoped  this  little  work 
may  prove  of  some  service. 

Frank  D.  Andrews. 
ViNELAND,  N.  J.  April  15,  1910. 


516164 


HARTFORD  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 
FOR  THE  YEAR  17  9  9. 


A 

Ackley  John,  butcher,     Water  street. 

Addams  Lemuel,  cabinet  maker,  south  side  Ferry  street. 

Genteel  boarding  and  lodging. 
Allen  Mr.  dancing  master. 
Anderson  James,  joyner. 
Andrus  Daniel,  School  street. 
Averill  Eliphalet,  trader. 

B 
Babcock  Amos,  dealer  in  dry  goods, 
Babcock  Elisha,  printer,  Main  st.  south  of  Court  House. 

Publisher  "American  Mercury." 
Babcock  James. 
Babcock  John,  printer  and  bookseller.  Main  st.   2  doors 

south  of  Hudson  &  Goodwin 
Babcock  John,  printer. 
Babcock  John  W.,    printer. 
Babcock  Wells. 
Bacon  Richard  &  Co.,  traders. 

Rum  in  exchange   for   likely   shipping   horses, 

cash  for  corn  and  oats,  anchors  for  sale. 
Balch  John  B.,  joyner. 
Baldwin  John,  trader. 
Barnard  Ebenezer. 

Genesee  N.  Y.  lands  for  sale. 
Barnard  John,    blacksmith. 
Barnard  Mary,  tavern-keepfer. 
Barrett  Jeremiah,  School  street. 


6  HARTFORD   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY    1799 

Barton  William  Jun.,  trader. 

Dealer  in  teas  of  the  first  quality. 
Bartholomew  Eli,  trader,   Ferry  street. 

Horses  for  shipping  wanted,  rum  for  sale. 
Beach  Miles,  silversmith  and  jeweller 

Clocks  and  watches,   swords  and  hangers,  cop- 
per tea-kettles. 
Beckwith  Elisha,  blacksmith. 

Sea  coal  by  the  hundred  or  bushel. 
Beckwith  Josiah,  cooper,  south  side  Ferry  street. 
Beckwith  Josiah,  Beckwith  &  Fowler,  butchers,  slaugh- 
ter-house  on  the  river  bank  north  of  city  line. 
Beckwith  Samuel,  cooper. 
Belden  Thomas,  Belden  &  Lyman,  traders.  Ferry  street. 

Rum,  brandy,   gin,  molasses,  tobacco,  salt  &c. 

Cheese  and  corn  wanted. 
Bell  foundry,    rear  of  Main  street,   north  of  the  bridge, 

Church,  parish,  academy  or  shop  bells. 
Benjamin  Guy,    blacksmith. 
Benton  Asa,  Ferry  street. 

Bigelow  Benjamin   director  Hartford  Bank,  Main  street. 
Bigelow  James,  Water  street. 
Bigelow  Jonathan,  tavern-keeper. 
Blaise  Francis,    watch  repairer. 
Blake  Nathaniel,  Blake  &  Ely,  traders,  next  .south   of 

the  ferry. 
Blanot  James,    hairdresser,    nearly   opposite    M.    &    T. 

Bulls  store,  State  street. 
Bliss  Isaac,  tanner. 
Bliss  Lewis, 

Lots  on  Morgan  streets  for  sale. 
Blydenburg  Samuel,    ornanif'ntal  and  sign  painter,  forty 

rods  north  of  John  Trumbulls,  Esq. 
Boardman  Elijah,  tavern-keeper. 
Boardraan  Oliver. 
Boardman  William,  mason. 


HARTFORD   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY    1 799  / 

Bolles  Augustus,    shoemaker,    Main    street,  next    door 

north   of  Lamb's  tavern. 
Bolles  John,    tavern-keeper,  sign  of  the  ''Lamb,"  norlh 

end  of  the  city. 
Bolles  John,  2nd,  baker. 

Boyd  Asa,    barber,  Main  street,  south  of   State    House. 
Brace  Jbnathan,  attorney,    east  .side  Main  street,    north 

of  the  bridge. 
Bradley  Aaron,    tavern-keeper. 
Bradley  Joseph,   blacksmith,    north  of  the  ferry. 

700  bushels  James  River  coal  free  from  sulphur 

and  slate,  for  sale 
Bradley  William,  trader,  white  store,  head  of  Ferry  st. 

West  India  goods,  teas,  spices,  tobacco  &c. 
Brevoort  Elias,    merchant,  west  side  Main  street,   a  few 

doors  north  of  the  bridge.     Store  formerly  occu- 

by  William  Wetmore. 

Dealer  in  dry  goods,  wholesale  and  retail. 
Brewer  Daniel  C.  &  Co.,  druggists,  at  the  dwelling  house 

of  John  Bolles. 

Drugs  medicines,  groceries,  rum,  brandy  &c. 
Bright  Jonathan,    upholsterer. 
Brown  Francis  &  Co,  traders.  Water  street. 

Dealers  in  hollow  ware,  crockery  and  glassware, 

rum,  sugars,  teas  &c. 
Brown  &  Kimberly,    traders.  Ferry  street. 

West  India  goods  and  other  groceries 
Brown  William,  attorney.    Water  .street,  near  the  ferry. 
Brown  William,    Hartford  Library. 
Brown  William,  2  nd,  trader  in  company. 
Budington  Walter, 
Buel  Abel,    Whitesmith,    Main  street,    opposite   North 

Meeting  House. 

Silver  plated,   gilt,    steel,    brass  and  iron  hilted 

.swords  and  dirks   pikes  and  military  flags. 
Bulkley  Daniel,    dealer  in  horses  for  shipping. 


8  HARTFORD   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY    1 799 

Bull  Amos,    merchant,  Main  st.  near  the  South  Church. 

Hardware  &c. 
Bull  David,    tavern-keeper. 
Bull  George, 

Bull  Hezekiah,    State  street. 
Bull  Isaac,    trader,  druggist 

Liquors,    patent  medicines,  teas,  spices,  paints 

and  varnishes. 
Bull  Dr.  Isaac  D.,    trader  and  druggist. 

Hardware,  optical  glasses,  musical  instruments, 

cutlery,    japan  ware,    plaited  ware,    stAtionery 

fancy  goods,  liquors,  tobacco  &c. 
Bull  James,  trader,  south  side  State  street. 

Earthenware. 
Bull  John  Coleman,    painter.     Main   street,    a  few  rods 

south  of  the  South  Meeting  House. 
Bull  &  King,  traders,  near  the  river. 

Liquors,    hardware,  logwood,    Liverpool  ware, 

white  and  red  lead  &c. 
Bull  Lydia,   widow  of  Caleb,   with  widow  Lydia  Royce, 

boarding  house  keeper.    Main  street,    north   of 

John  Chenevard. 
Bull  Michael  &  Thomas,   traders,  State  street. 

Cloths,   Dutch    navy   blue,    brown  and  mixed, 

rose  blankets,  rum,  brandy,  sugar,  flour  &c 
Bull  William,  D. 

Bunce  Russell,  trader,  Ferry  street. 
Bunce  Timothy,  School  street. 
Burbridge  John,    hatter. 
Burnham  George,    School  street. 
Burnham  Joshua,  trader. 
Burr  George,  Jun.,  with  Fred.  Seymour,  at  the  red  store 

at  the  bridge. 
Burr  Joseph,  trader. 
Burr  Timothy  Sl  Co.,  traders. 
Burr  Timothy  Jun.,  captain  artillery  company. 


HARTFORD  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY    1799  9 

Burr  William,  trader. 

Cloths,  chintz,  hollands,  ribbons  &c. 

Burt  Bela,  School  street. 

Burt  Consider,  mill  owner. 

Butler  Abel,    wheelwright. 

Butler  Coonrod,  .shopkeeper,  next  to  Dr.  Morgan's,  Pris- 
on street. 

I^adies  and  men  wigs,  scull  caps,    hair   braids, 
toys  for  children. 

Butler  Daniel,  mill  owner. 

Butler  David,  wheelwright. 

Butler  Henry,  trader,  at  the  river. 

Rum,  flour,  teas,  nail  rods  &c. 

Butler  Jonathan,  tanner. 

Butler  Moses,  tavern-keeper. 

C 

Caldwell  George,    hatter. 

Caldwell  James,  Main  street,  north  of  the  bridge: 
Caldwell  John,  [J.  C.  &  Co.]  president  Hartford  Bank. 
Caldwell  John  &  Co.,  merchants,  south  of  State  House. 
Cambourg  Charles,  shopkeeper,  near  the  State  Hou.se. 

Razors,  combs,  soap,  to!)acco  &c. 
Camp  Samuel  C,  State  street. 
Caswell  I^emuel,  Caswell  &  Corning,  traders. 
Catlin  George,  musical  instrument  maker. 
Center  Robert. 

New  York  and   Vermont  lands  for  sale,     farms 

to  exchange. 
Chadwick  William,    shoemaker,    Main  .street,    one  door 

north  of  Mr.  Doolittle's. 
Chapin  Aaron,  shopkeeper  and  cabinet  maker,    sixty   or 

eighty  rods  north  of  the  Court  House. 

Watches,  cabinet  furniture  &c. 
Chapin  Josiah,  Front  .street. 
Chapin  Laertes,   clerk. 


lO  HARTFORD   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY    1 799 

Chapman  Alpheus,    shoemaker. 

Chapman  Bars,   Water  street. 

Chapman  Jonathan,    carpenter. 

Chapman  Robert,    fruiterer.  Ferry  street. 

Chapman  Silas,    shoemaker. 

Chenevard  John,  residence  east  side  of  Main  street,  south 
of  the  State  House. 

Chenevard  John  Jun.,    State  street. 

Chenevard  John  &  Co.,  merchants,    near  the  river. 

Chenevard  Michael,    Main  street,  south  of  State  House. 

Chester  James,    ropemaker. 

Chester  Thomas,  collector  of  revenue  of  the  Fourth  Di- 
vision in  the  District  of  Connecticut. 

Chester  Thomas  L,  ,   clerk. 

Church  Asher,    taylor. 

Church  Joseph,    State  street. 

Clapp  Roger,  joyner. 

Clark  Chester,    tavern-keeper. 

Clark  Ebenezer,    house  builder,  Clark  street. 
Real  estate  for  sale. 

Clark  Simeon,   sheriff. 

Cogswell  Mason  F.,  physician,  Main  street,  east  side, 
south  of  the  State  House,  oflSce  in  the  house 
north  of  John  Chenevard. 

Cogswell  Roger,    tavern  keeper,    Main  street,    north   of 
the  State  House. 
Mould  candles  and  soap  for  sale. 

Cogswell  Roger  &  Co.,  at  the  green  store,  Ferry  street. 
Rum,  brandy  and  molasses,  teas  and  coffee,  gin- 
ger, spices  &c.     Groceries  wholesale  and  retail. 

Collins  Stephen,    shoemaker. 

Colt  Harris,    trader. 

New  York  State  land  for  sale. 

Colton  Aaron,   cabinet  maker. 

Conkling  Benjamin,  master  of  vessel,  west  of  Front  St., 
north  east  of  John  Trumbull's  house. 


HARTFORD  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY    1 799  11 

Conkling  Nathaniel,    captain  of  the  sloop  Polly. 

Cooke  Increase,  [O.  D.  &  I.  Cooke]  bookseller. 

Cooke  James,    ropemaker. 

Cooke  John  Jun.,    ropemaker. 

Cooke  Oliver  D.  [O.  D.  &  I    Cooke,  booksellers.]    Main 

street,  north  of  the  State  House. 

Books,  stationery,  bookbinding,  umbrellas   &c. 
Cooley  Ithamar. 

Cooley  J.,  captain  lyight  Infantry  Company. 
Corning  A.sa.    shoemaker. 
Corning  Daniel,    tavern-keeper.    Ferry  street. 
Corning  Ezra,    shopkeeper. 
Corning  Ezra  Jun  ,  hatter 
Corning  George,   taylor. 
Cowles  Elias,  [Gleason  &  Co  wles,  traders]  Main  street. 

Farm  in  lyitchfield  for  sale,  negro  boy  for  sale. 
Crosby  Jonathan,  wheelwright,    School  street. 
Crowell  Daniel,  trader. 

Dry  goods,  mens  hats,  sythes  &c. 

D 

Danforth  Daniel,  [  J    &  D.  Danforth,  traders.] 

Danforth  Edward,  tarder, 

Danforth  Jonathan,   [J.  &  D.  Danforth,  traders  ] 

Danforth  Samuel,    pewterer. 

Davey  William,  brewer,  ten  rods  north  of  Court  House. 

Wheat  and  rye  flour.  New  Haven  ale  for  sale. 

Hops  wanted. 
Day  Noble,   trader. 
Day  Samuel  C,    barber.  Front   street. 
Day  Thomas,  attorney. 
Deane  Jessie,  Front  street. 
Deming  John,  master  sloop  Unity. 
Dexter  William. 

To  let,  a  family  store. 
Douglas  Burnham  &  Company,    traders,    ten  rods  north 

of  the  ferry. 


12  HARTFORD  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY    1 799 

Diggins  Luke,    blacksmith. 

Dwier  Henry,    Publisher  and  bookseller,  ten  rods  north 
of  the  Court  House. 

Just  published,  a  new  edition  of  the  New  Eng- 
land Primer. 

Dodd  Johnjun.,   trader. 

European  and  India  goods, 

Dodd  Josiah,  clerk,  J.  &  E.  Lyman. 

Dodd  William,    clerk,  with  Soloman  Porter. 

Doolittle  Enos.   brass  founder,  west  side  Main  street. 

Doolittle  James. 

Dwight  Nathaniel. 

Dwight  Theodore,  attorney. 

£ 

Edgerton  Giles,    Water  street. 
Edwards  Jonathan  W.,  attorney. 
Eggleston  James,    post  rider. 
EUery  William,    mill  owner,  School  street. 
Elmore  Eliakim,    Hartforid  Common, 

Inoculation  at  the  Hospital  2  miles  west  of  the 

Court  House. 
Ely  Alfred,   with  Blake  &  Ely. 
Ely  Eli,    [Blake  &  Ely,  traders.] 
Ely  &  White,  grocers,    store  on  the  river  bank. 

Linseed  oil,  Turks  Island  and  rock  salt,  codfish. 

West  Indies  and  New  England  rum,  iron  &c. 
Ely  William  &  Company,  traders. 

r 

Fabre  Mrs.    millinery,  at  the    corner    south    from   the 
Episcopal  Church. 

Fancy  hats  and  bonnets,    satin   beavers,   artifi- 
cial flowers,  laces  and  bandboxes. 

Faxon  Ebenezer,    porter. 

Fink  Elias,   shoemaker. 

Fish  Eliakim,    physician. 


HARTFORD  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY    1799  13 

Fish  Miller,     shoemaker,  ten  rods  south  east     of     the 

State  House. 
Flagg  Abijah,   shoemaker. 
Flagg  Joseph,   opposite  North  Meeting  House. 
Flint  Abel,   pastor  South  Meeting  House. 
Foster  Timothy,    mason. 
Fowler  Benjamin,  [Beckwith  &  Fowler  butchers  ]  north 

of  the  city  line. 
Fowler  John,    hatter,     warehouse    Main  street,  nearly 

opposite  Hudson  &  Goodwin's  printing  office, 
Francis  Asa,    blacksmith 
Frethy  Edward,  barber,  next  door  east  of  Mr.  John  Lee's 

tavern. 

6 

Gaylord  Aaron,  trader,  store  adjoining  Wm.  Whitman's 

State  street. 

Rum,  salt,  paper,    Staffordshire   ware,   leather, 

bottles,  electrical  machines  &c. 
Gilbert  Josiah.   joyner. 
Gint  Joseph,  School  street 

Gleasou  Chauncey,    Main  street,    north   of  the  bridge. 
Glover  John  J.,    trader,    .store  of  Jesse  Root's,  on  Main 

street.  From  New  York,  expect  to  return  when 

sickness  abates. 
Goal,    Prison  street  and  Workhouse  lane,  about  fifty  rods 

west  of  Main  street. 
Goodman  Richard,  merchant. 

Rum,  salt,  dry  goods  &c, 
Goodrich  Chauncey,    attorney,    State  street. 
Goodwin  Daniel,    trader,  store  opposite  William  Burr's 

north  part  of  the  city. 
Goodwin  David,   taylor,  boarding  house  keeper. 
Goodwin  George.    [Hudson  &  Goodwin,]  printers  and 

booksellers,  publishers  "Connecticut  Conraiit." 
Goodwin  James,    hatter. 


14  HARTFORD  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY    1 799 

Goodwin  Jonathan,    tavern-keeper. 

Gorton  Hannah,  [M.  &  H.  Garton.]  Main  street. 

Gorton  Margaret,  [M.  &  H.  Gorton.]  Main  street,  south 
side  the  bridge. 

Confectionery,  pound  and  brides  cake,  funeral 
biscuit,    millinery  and  blackwork  done. 

Graham  John,    painter  and  glazier. 

Painting  in  all  its  branches,  London  white  lead, 
glass,  putty  &c.  Spouts  and  conductors  of  dif- 
ferent size  and  length. 

Greenleaf  David,  watchmaker  and  jeweller,  north  ea.st 
of  the  State  House.  Watch  manufactory,  a  few 
rods  south  of  Dr.  Isaac  Bull's. 

Greenwood  Parson,    School  street. 

Griswold  Nathaniel. 

Gurnsey  J.  K.,  Main  street,  north  of  the  bridge. 

H 

Hale  Jonathan,    card  manufacturer.  State  street 

Hall  Henry,    merchant. 

Hall  John,    trader,    Ferry  street. 

Cane  poles,    Irish  glue,   iron  hoops,  pitch,  tar, 

lamp  oil  &c. 
Hallam  Lewis,    actor,  with   John  Hodginson,    manager 

of  the  Hartford  theatre.     Theatre  street. 

Theatre   under  their   joint    management,  opens 

August  14.      Admission  ^  of  a  dollar;  pit,  half 

a  dollar;   gallery,  one  quarter  of  a  dollar. 
Hamilton  John,    tavern-keeper. 
Hancock  Daniel,  School  street. 
Hanmer  James,    Cooper. 
Hanson  Joseph,    taylor,  Water  street. 
Harris  Joseph,    pump  maker. 
Hart  Joseph,    merchant,  store  at  the  river. 

Dry  goods  at  wholesale.     New  York    fine  and 

superfine  flour. 


HARTFORD   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY    1 799  15 

Hartford  Bank,    Prison  street,    south  side,    a  few  doors 

west  of  Main  street. 

Subscriptions  received  for  the  Government  Loan. 
Haskell  William,    Front  street, 
Hayden  Lewis,    joyner, 
Hayden  Loomis,   joyner.  Water  street. 
Haynes  Thomas. 
Heath  Peleg,    tavern-keeper. 
Henry  James,    School  street. 
Henry  Robert  M.,  saidler,  over  Keys  &  Center's  store. 

Saddles,  harnesses,  trunks,  caps  hol.«iters  &c. 
Hequembourgh  Charles,   barber. 
Hildrup  William,   trader,  office  in  the  Post  Office. 

East  Hartford   powder,    groceries   and  liquors, 

lottery  tickets. 
Hills  William,  taylor. 

Chaises,  with  harnesses  for  sale.  '  ' 

Hinsdale  Daniel,  commission  merchant,  Main  street,  east 

side,  four  doors  north  of  the  bridge. 

Wheat  and  rye  flour  on  hand. 
Hinsdale  Zadoc. 
Hodgkinson  John,    actor,   with    Lewis    Hallam,    in    the 

joint  management  of  the  Hartford  Theatre. 
Holland  Benjamin,  opposite  the  Episcopal  Church. 
Holland  Ruth,  stocking  weaver,  opposite  the  Episcopal 

Church. 
Holt  Philemon,  stone  blasting. 
Hooker  Nathaniel,    doctor. 
Hopkins  Asa,  [Asa  &  Daniel  Hopkins,  druggi.sts.]  Main 

street,  east  side,  north  of  the  bridge. 

Drugs,  medicines,  wine,  sugar,  all  kind  of  teas, 

groceries,  dye  stuff,  painters  colors,  gold  leaf  &c. 
Hopkins  Daniel,    [A.  &  D.  Hopkins,  druggists.] 
Hopkins  Lemuel,    physician. 
Hopkins  Theodore,    Main  street,  near  Hudson  &  Good 

win's  printing  office. 


1 6  HARTFORD   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY    1 799 

Hopkins  Thomas,  Main  street,  south  of  the  State  House, 
at  the  original  warehouse  formerly  occupitd  hy 
his  father. 

Rum,  brandy,  molasses,  sugar,  teas,    sweet  oil, 
crockery,  window  glass,  Swedes  iron  &c. 

Hosford  Aaron,   trader. 

Hosford  William,   trader. 

Hosmer  James,    taylor.  Main  st.  north  of  State  House. 

Howe  William  D.  trader,  Main  st.  south  of  State  House. 

Hudson  Barzillai,  [Hudson  &  Goodwin,]  printers,  book- 
sellers and  publishers  of  '  'Connecticut  Courant." 
Main  street,  opposite  the  North  Meeting  House. 
The  "Courant"  now  has  4,950  subscribers. 

Hulett  John  H.,  dancing  master. 

Mr.  Hulett  proposes  to  open  a  school  at   Hart- 
ford and  Wethersfield. 

Humason  Jacob,  No.  4  Morgan  street. 
House  and  lot  for  sale. 

Hurlbut  Lemuel,  shoemaker. 

Hyde  Harvey,  grocer,    at  the  old  store  ten  rods  north  of 
the  Court  House,  one  door  north  of  the  corner, 
opposite  Mr.  Joseph  Pratt's  tavern. 
Rum,  brandy,  teas,  spices,  tobacco,  crockery  &c. 

I 
Imlay  William,   Justice  of   the  Peace,    loan  office  over 

Keyes  and  Center's  store  until  June. 

Bills  of  exchange  for  sale. 
Imlay  William  H. 
Indicott  John,    Main  street,  dwelling  house  opposite  the 

south  east  corner  of  the  new  church,  and  next 

south  of  Wm.  Mosley's  Esq. 
Ives  Mr,  music  teacher,  at  Mr.  Joseph  Lancon's  dancing 

academy. 

J 
Jeffery  John,    Water  street. 
Jepson  Joseph,    Main  street,  north  of  the  State  House. 


HARTFORD  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY    1 799  1 7 

Johnson  Shadrack,  ship  carpenter. 

Jones  Daniel,    captain    commandant    Governor's    Inde 

pendent  Troop  of  Horse  Guards. 
Jones  Daniel,    merchant. 

Rum,  wine,    white  lead,  linseed  oil,   hardware, 

gun  powder,    school  books,  paper  hangings  &c. 
Jones  Nathaniel,   State  street. 
Jones  R.  L. 
Judd  Reuben,  cooper. 

In  charge  of  the  wharf  and  landing. 

K 

Keeney  Joseph,  trader, 

Keeney  Timothy,    carpenter. 

Kennedy  Leonard,  joyner,  60  rods  north  of  State  House. 

Keyes  Amasa,  [Keyes  &  Center,  merchants  ] 

European  goods,  broadcloth,  kersey,  mens  fur- 
nishings &c. 

Keyes  Chester,  clerk. 

Kilborn  Freeman,  trader,  and  dealer  in  horses. 

Kilborn  Samuel,   corner  of  Ferry  street. 

King  Henry,   [Bull,  King  &  King,]    near  the  river. 

King  Paul,    at  the  wharf. 

Kingsbury  Andrew,    treasurer  of  State  of  Connecticut. 

Kingsley  Appollos. 

Knox  George,   cooper. 

Knox  James,    trader. 

Knox  John,    [Richard  Bacon  &  Knox] 

Knox  Norman,  cashier  Hartford  Bank  from  July. 

Knox  William  &  Company,  Saddle  and  harness  business. 
Business  to  be  discontinued  about  June  ist. 

L 
Laucon  Joseph  dancing  master. 
Lathrop  James,    mason  and  brick  manufacturer. 
Lawrence  Samuel,    trader. 

Rum,  molasses,  rock  i-alt  &c. 


1 8  HARTFORD  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY    1 799 

Lawrence  William,    trader. 

Dry  goods,  English  and  India  goods. 

Ledlie  Samuel,   auctioneer. 

Working  and  shipping  cattle  for  sale. 

Lee  John,    tavern-keeper  and  trader.  State  street. 

Lee  Rowland,    State  street. 

Leffingwell  John,  joyner. 

Lefl&ngwell  Joshua,  joyner. 

Lewis  Elisha,    trader,    north  of  the  State  House. 
St.  Croix  rum,  teas  &c. 

Lewis  Solomon. 

Lloyd  Thomas  Jun.,  commission  business.    Main  street, 
south  of  the  State  House. 
Purchases  and  sells  goods,  stock,  produce  &c. 

Listers :-Timothy  Burr,  Jun.,       Henry  Seymour. 

James  Wells,  Daniel  Wadsworth,  Levi  Page. 
Polls  and  estates  received  from  the  20th  of  Au- 
gust to  the  loth  of  September. 

Loomis  Solomon,    millwright. 

Lyman  Elias,  [J.  &  E.  Lyman,] 

Lyman  Justin,    [J.  &E.  Lyman,  traders.] 

Rum,  brandy,  sugar,  glass,  salt,  shoes,  shingle.*?, 
beef,  pork  &c.    Boating  and  carting  business. 

Lyman  Samuel,    [Belden  &  Lyman,  traders.]  Ferry  st. 

Lynde  Joseph,  druggist,  Main  st.  south  of  State  House. 
Patent  medicines,  groceries,  dying  material, 
painters  colors,  rum,  wines  gun  powder  &c. 

M 

Marsh  John  L. 

Marsh  Samuel   Jun.,  merchant,    Main  street. 

Hardware  and  groceries,  rum,  brandy,  salt  &c. 
Mason  Isaac,    Front  street. 
Mather  Charles,   physician.    State  street. 
Mather  Oliver,    clerk,    Hartford  and  New  Haven  Turn 

pike  Company, 
May  Roderick,   clerk,  at  William  Lawrence's  .store. 


HARTFORD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY    1 799  1 9 

McHenry  Robert,    saidler,  opposite  Dr.  Isaac  Bull's  on 

the  corner  of  Church  street. 

Saddles,  harnesses,  men  and  horse  furniture. 
M'Cracken  John,  merchant.    Sec'y    Chamber   of    Com- 
merce.   Main  street,  south  of  State  House. 

West  India  rum    7  shillings  by  the  hogshead. 
M'Cracken,  William  &  John,    merchants,   Main  street, 

north  end  of  new  brick  house  of  Mr.  Hosmer's. 

Wholesale  dry  gDods,  flannels,  broadcloths  &c. 
M'Neight  John,    chandler,     Main   street,    north  of   the 

State  House. 
M'Neight,  Phelps  &  Sanford. 

Partnership  dissolved  October  8th. 
Merrill  Charles,    tavern-keeper. 
Merrill  Hezekiah,  merchant.  Main  street,  store,  20  rods 

south  of  the  State  House. 

Groceries  in  general,  particularly  rum,  brandy, 

wines,  raisins  &c. 

Formerly   cashier  of   the   Hartford  Bank,   re- 
signed at  the  annual  meeting  in  June. 
Miller  Joshua,  Water  street. 
Mills  Jedediah,  shoemaker. 
Mills,  Zachariah  &  Company,  paper  stainers.  manufactory 

near  Major  Hart's  store  at  the  river. 

Paper  hangings  and  borders,  wide  and  narrow, 

hair  trunks. 
Mitchell  Walter,  attorney. 
Monteredy  Mr.,   teacher  of  French. 
Moore  Benjamin,    trader. 
Moore  Daniel,    trader. 
Moore  Ebenezer,   saidler. 
Moore  Eldad,    trader. 
Morgan  Charles,    shipper. 

Wants  shipping  hon'^es  and  mules     also,    corn 

meal  in  hogsheads. 
Morgan  Elias,  Front  st.  Secretary  of  St.  John's  Lodge. 


20  HARTFORD   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY    1 799 

Morgan  Dwell,    physician  and  surgeon.    School  street. 

Morgan  John,    merchant. 

Importer  of  East  India  goods,  rum  and  salt  for 
sale.     Sundry  houses  and  stores  for  sale. 

Moseley  William,  attorney. 

Murray  Cotton,  tavern-keeper.  Main  street,   just  north 
of  the  Episcopal  Church. 

N 

Norton  Romanta,  sheriff. 

Nivins  John,   blue  dyeing,  a  little  west  of  State  House. 

Nichols  Cyprain,    School  street. 

o 

Oaks  David. 

Dwelling  house  and  land  for  sale. 
Olcott  Daniel,    trader. 

Olcott  Samuel,    Main  street,  south  of  the  State  House. 
Olmsted  Aaron,    director  Hartford  Bank. 
Olmsted  Francis  F.,  saidler. 

P 
Palmer  Isaac,    shop  keeper,  store  at  the  waterside  lately 

occupied  by   Samuel  P.  Jones. 

Has  constantly  for  sale  good  fresh  limes. 
Pattern  George  Jaffrey,    trader,  store  lately  occupied  by 

J.  M.  Scott  &Co.,  north  end  of  the  city,  50  rods 

north  of  the  Episcopal  Church. 

Groceries  and  liquors. 
Pattern  Nathaniel,     bookseller,    Main  street,   south    of 

the  State  House. 
Peck  Abel,    shoemaker.    Ferry  street. 

Shoes  and  leather  for  sale. 
Peck  Abijah,   blacksmith. 

Bayonets  for  sale. 
Perkins  Caleb,    physician. 
Perkins  Enoch,    attorney. 
Perkins  Jabez,    Front  street. 
Perkins  James,    cooper. 


HARTFORD  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY .  1 799  2l 

Perkins  Nathan,    minister,  West  Division. 

Perkins  Timothy  P.,  trader. 

Pettibone  Abijah,    trader,   City  Hall  Inn. 

Pettibone  John. 

Phillips  Joseph.  . 

Pierce  Benjamin,  at   "Blakes  " 

Pierce  George,    trader.    Front  street. 

Beef,  pork,    oats  and  corn  wanted  in  exchange 
for  rum. 
Pierce  John,     trader. 
Pitkin  Daniel  Jun.,  trader  in  company. 
Pitkin  George,    clerk  of  the  Superior  Court. 
Pomeroy  George,   merchant. 
Pomeroy  Ralph,     justice  of  the  peace. 
Pond  Caleb,    trader, 

West  India  goods.     Wanted,    flax,  oats,  grass 
and  clover  seed. 
Porter  David. 

Porter  J.,  librarian,    Hartford  Library  Company. 
Porter  John,   cabinet  maker. 
Porter  Luther. 
Porter  Solomon,   trader.      State  street. 

Dry  goods,  hardware  and  musical  instruments. 
Porter  Solomon  Jun.,    clerk. 
Porter  Timothy,   School  street. 
Pratt  Benjamin. 

Pratt  Francis,    trader,  tallow  chandler. 
Pratt  George. 
Pratt  James. 
Pratt  Joseph,     tavern-keeper,    ten   rods    north   of     the 

Court   House. 
Pratt  William. 
Pratt  Zephaniah. 

Priest  Henry,     music    teacher,    at    Mr,     Church's    on 
Church  street. 
Arithmetic,  writing  &  English  grammar  taught. 


22  HARTFORD  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY    1 799 

Public  Buildings: 

Episcopal  Church,    north  west  corner  of  Main 

and  Church  streets. 

Hartford  Theatre,    Theatre  street,  east  of  Main 

street. 

North  Meeting  House,    west  side  Main  street, 

north  of  the  bridge. 

Prison,    Prison  street  and  Workhouse  Lane. 

South  Meeting  House,    west  side  Main  street, 

south  of  the  bridge. 

State  House,     State  House  Square,    Main   and 

State  streets. 
Putnam  John,    trader,  Morgan  street. 

Cows   to   let. 

R 

Ramsdell  Robert  W.  trader. 

Ramsey  Jonathan,   dealer  in  horses  for  shipping. 

Ramsom  Amos,   tavern-keeper. 

House  to  let  on  Prison  street,    lately  occupied 

by  Mr.  luilay  as  an  office. 
Rice  Simeon. 
Riley,  Savage  &  Co.     traders,    store  near  the  ferry. 

Grenada  rum,  brandy,  wine,  molasses,  tobacco. 

iron,  window  glass,  salt,  soap,  candles  &c. 
Ripley  Jeremiah. 
Ripley  John,   tavern-keeper. 

Horses  and  sleighs  to  let  with  driver,    for  long 

or  short  journeys. 
Robbins  Ephraim,    goaler   and   tavern-keeper.       Prison 

street  and  Workhouse  Lane. 
Rogers  John,    Main  street. 
Rogers  Nathan,    trader. 

Root  Ephraim,    attorney,  Main  st.  north  of  State  House. 
Root  Jesse,    merchant,  captain  coniniandant,  Governor's 

Independent  Troop  of  Infantry  Guards. 
Root  John,    attorney. 


HARTFORD   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY    1799  23 

Root  Jonathan,   taylor,    west  of  the  State  House. 
Royce  Lydia,    Young  Ladies  School.  Front  street. 

Reading,  writing,  drawing,  plain  work,  tambour 

work,  embroidery,  Canton  and  Dresden  work. 

Young  ladies  from  the  country  boarded  in  the 

same  house. 
Russ  John,   [Russ  &  Sherman.] 
Russ  &  Sherman,    merchants. 

Dry    goods,    broadcloths,    cassimeres,    calicos, 

muslin,  camel  hair  shawls  &c. 
S 
Sage  Nathan. 

Laud  for  sale  at  Florence,  New  York. 
Sage  Thomas  Jun.,   trader. 
Salsbury,  —  at    "Wings." 
Sanford  Isaac,  School  street. 
Sanford  Thomas,  tavern-keeper. 
Sanford  Zackary. 
Sargeant  Jacob,  jeweller,  watch  and  clock  maker,  sign  of 

the  golden  watch.    Main  street,  ten  rods  south 

of  the  State  House. 

Swords,  trumpets,  knee  buckles  &c. 
Saunders  Abel,    tavern-keeper. 
Savage  Luther. 

Sedgwick  Timothy,    blacksmith. 
Sedgwick  William,   blacksmith. 
Selden  John,    potter 
Seymour  AUyn,    blacksmith. 
Seymour  Allyn  Jun.,  West  Divison. 
Seymour  Calvin,  Joyner. 

Seymonr  Charles,    hatter,  store  near  the  State  House. 
Seymour  Charles  Jun.,  &Co.,  new  store  next  south  of 

Keys  &  Center's. 

Wines,    tobacco,    brandy,    teas,  spices,  sugars. 

crockery,   glassware,    nails   &c. 


34  HARTFORD   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY    1 799 

Seymour  Edward,   dealer  in  lumber. 

Seymour  Elisha,   master,  sloop  Polly. 

Seymour  Frederick,    trader,    commission  merchant. 

Store  and  auction  room  next  adjoining  Captain 
Chenevard  at  the  river. 

West  India  goods,  groceries,  salt  &c.     Horses 
for  shipping. 

Seymour  Friend,    brazier,    brass  foundry.    Main  street, 
opposite  Hudson  &  Goodwin's  printing  office. 

Seymour  George,    tavern-keeper,    near  the  bridge. 

Seymour  Henry,   trader. 

Seymour  John  Jun.,    potter. 

Seymour  Joseph  W.,   joyner. 

Seymour  Ledyard,    trader. 

Seymour  Nathaniel,    potter. 

Seymour  Robert,    taylor. 

Seymour  Theron,    blacksmith. 

Seymour  Thomas,    attorney,  mayor  of  the  city  of  Hart- 
ford. 

Seymour  Thomas  &  Sons,    traders,    School  street. 

Seymour  Thomas  Y.,    attorney. 

Seymour  Zebulon,  joyner. 

Sheldon  Charles  Jun.,  clerk. 

Sheldon  Joseph. 

Dwelling  house  and  land  for  sale. 

Sheldon  Roderic,    trader. 

Shephard  Ashabel,  School  street. 

Shephard  Charles,    Main  street,  near  the  bridge. 

Shephard  Elisha.  trader,  store  near  the  bridge. 

Holland  gin,  brandy,  rum,    wine,   teas,    sugar, 
tobacco,  spice,  codfish,  glassware  &c. 

Shephard  Israel,  clerk,  with  E.  Shephard. 

Shepherd  Freeman,    School  street. 

Shepherd  James,    School  street. 

Shepherd  John,    cooper. 

Shepherd  Phineas,   mason. 


HARTFORD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY    1 799  25 

Shepherd  Richard. 

A  convenient  dwelling  house  near  the  theatre 

for  sale. 
Shepherd  Timothy,    School  street. 
Shepherd  Uriah,  School  street. 
Sherman  Thaddeus,    House  and  one  half  acre  for  sale  in 

Windsor. 
Skinner  Elisha,    tavern-keeper,    Front  street. 
Skinner  Dr.   surgeon  dentist,   at  Mrs.  Olcott's  near  the 

Episcopal  Church. 
Skinner  Ichabod  Lord,    north  of  the  State  House. 
Skinner  Jonathan,    tanner. 
Skinner  Nathaniel,   collector. 
Skinner  Richard,   trader. 

House  and  barn  in  West  street,  cattle,  cows  and 

horses  for  sale. 
Skinner  William,  Front  street. 
Sloan  Thomas  Jun.,    blacksmith,    ten  rods  west   of  the 

Episcopal  Church,    Church   .street. 
Smith  Alba,   shoemaker. 
Smith  Francis, 
Smith  Normand,   saidler. 

Saddles,  harnesses,  collars,  horsemans  caps  &c. 
Spencer  John  2d, barber. 
Spokeraan  Conrod. 
Stanley  Roswell,    trader,  Main  street. 
Starr  William.  Jun,,  blockmaker. 
Stayley  George,  trader,  2d  door  north  of  the  new  church. 

Muslins,  handkerchiefs,  prints  &c, 
Stribling  Thomas,    baker. 
Stedman  Griffin,    tavern-keeper. 
Steel  Eliphalet,    tavern  keeper. 
Steel  George,  shop  near  the  bridge. 
Steel  Horace,    bookbinder. 
Steel  Lemuel. 
Steel  Thomas,    tanner. 


26  HARTFORD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY    1 799 

Steel  Timothy,    trader. 

Stillwell  Charles  D.,    taylor. 

Strong  Nathan,    minister,    North  Meeting  House. 

Suitor  Jonathan,    Water  street. 

Sweetland  Isaac,  stone  cutter.    Water  street. 

Sweney  John,   card  maker. 

T 

Talcott  Nathaniel  Jun.,    trader,  office   Mount  Pleasant, 

Federal  street. 
Talcott  Samuel,    clothier. 
Taylor  James,    Half  clothier  works. 
Taylor  Solomon,  Joyner,  School  street. 
Terry  Elijah. 
Terry  Eliphalet  Jun..,  trader,  north  part  of  Main  street. 

a  few  rods  south  of  Capt  Samuel  Marsh. 

Rum  and  other  groceries. 
Terry  Lewis. 

Terry  Nathaniel,   attorney. 
Terry  Oliver. 

Thatcher  Peter,   joyner,  School  street. 
Thomas  James,    Main  street. 
Thomas  John. 

Thompson  Abiel,    shoemaker,  four  rods  south  of  bridge. 
Thompson  Samuel,  baker,  School  street. 
Tiffany  Timothy,   post  rider. 
Tisdale  &  Nicholls,     chandlers,    manufactory   on  Little 

River  bank,  west  of  Main  street. 
Tisdale  Thomas. 

For  sale,  8^  acres,  south  end  of  the  city  ^.500. 
Trumbull  John,    attorney. 
Tuttle  Caleb,    trader,    Water  street. 

u 

Utley  Joseph,  tavern-keeper,  trader. 

For  sale:  Rum,  pork,  b^ef,  corn  meal,  salt,  flour. 

codfish,    salmon    &c. 
Utley  Joseph  2d,    tanner. 


HARTFORD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY    1 799  27 

w 

Wadsworth  Daniel,   merchant,    Prospect  street. 

Wads  worth  David. 

Wadsworth  Elisha   Jun.,    tavern-keeper,     Albany    and 
Prospect  Hill  Road. 

Wadsworth  George. 

Wadsworth  Gurdon, 

Wadsworth  Henry,  cooper. 

Wadsworth  Jeremiah,     Main  street,    east  side,    south  of 
the  State  House. 

Wadsworth  John,  [John  and  Horace  Wadsworth  ]  Wind- 
sor chair  business. 

Wadsworth  Joseph,   chair  maker. 

Wadsworth  Nathan. 

Wadsworth  Reuben,    Half  clothier  works. 

Wadsworth  Timothy. 

Wadsworth  William,  miniature  painter,    at  the  house  of 
Mr.    Isaac  Sanford,  ten  rods  west  of  the  north 
end  of  the  bridge. 
Mourning  pieces  and  mourning  rings. 

Ward  James,   jeweller  and  coppersmith,  sign  of  the  gilt 
tea  kettle,    near  the  bridge. 
Watches,  spoons,  swords,  penknives,  razors  &g. 

Warner  Henry  A  ,    skin  dresser. 

Leather  breeches  made  to  order. 

Washburn  Noah. 

Waterman  Charles,    School  street. 

Waters  Samuel. 

Waters  William,  School  street. 

Watkinson  David,    trader. 

Watrous  Samuel. 

Watson  John,    trader. 

Watson  William,     trader,    store  formerly  occupied   by 
Jacob  Ogden. 

European   and   India  goods,    broadcloths,     In- 
dia cotton,  cassimere,    hunihums  &c. 


28  HARTFORD  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY    1 799 

Weare  William,  sail  maker,    Water  street. 

Webster  Noah,    justice  of  the  peace,   West   Division. 

Webster  Samuel. 

Weeks  James,   cooper. 

Wells  Ashbel,    West  Division. 

Wells  Ashabel  Jun.,    tavern-keeper,  Main  street,  north 

of  the  State  House. 
Wells  Ebenezer,   West  Division. 
Wells  EHsha,  young  fruit  trees  for  sale. 
Wells  James  A.,    tavern-keeper. 
Wells  James  H.,    merchant,    Main  street,    store   lately 

occupied  by  Mr.  Elias  Morgan,  not  far  from  the 

Hartford  Bank. 

Hardware,  plated  goods  &c. 
Wells  Jared,    blacksmith.  Water  street. 
Wells  John,    Water  street. 
Wells  John  Jun.,  cooper.   Water  street. 
W^ells  John  J.,    cabinet  maker.     Cabinet  and  chair  shop 

near  the  bridge. 
Wells  Jonathan,     wood  dealer. 
Wells  Thomas,    hatter. 
Wetmore  Oliver,  trader,   store  lately  occupied  by  James 

Buer. 

Hollow  ware,  crockery,  rum,  brandy,  molasses, 

sugar  and  groceries  in  general. 
Wetmore  William,   School  street. 
Wheeler  Samuel,  joyner. 
Whipple  Joseph. 

Whiting  Nathan  H.,  justice  of  the  peace. 
Whiting  Spencer  &  Co.,    traders. 

Rum,  sugars,  teas,  codfish,  salt,  snuff  tobacco, 

gunpowder  &c. 
Whitman  William,  druggist,  State  street,  opposite  the 

Post  Office. 
Wickham  William,    trader. 

Wild  honey  and  tobacco,  25  demijohns  for  sale. 


HARTFORD   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY    1^99  29 

Willcox  Elias. 

Horses  and  carriages  to  let.  A  coiivenieut  and 
elegant  carriage,  one  or  two  span  of  horses,  stand 
at  Mr.  George  Seymour's  at  the  bridge. 

Williams  Elisha,    tavern-keeper,  Ferry  street. 

Williams  Ezekiel  Jun.,    post  master,  trader. 
Insurance  effected  on  risks  at  sea. 

Williams  John,    shoemaker.     Five    doors  south  of  the 
South  Meeting  House. 

Williams  Samuel   trader. 

Williams  Thomas. 

Wing  William,    chaise  and  coach  maker. 

Winship  Daniel,  baker. 

Winship  Joseph,    mason. 

Winship  Nathaniel,    mason. 

Wolf  John,    School  street. 

Wood  Benjamin,    joyner,  School  street. 

Wood  bridge  G. 

Woodbridge  Joseph,  clerk,  to  proprietors  of  the  Connec- 
ticut  Gore. 

Woodbridge  James  R  ,  with  Ward  Woodbridge  &  Co. 

Woodbridge  Ward  &  Co.,  merchants  and  traders.  Main 
street,  north  of  the  State  House. 
Dry    goods,    hardware,    cutlery,    martin    muffs 
and    tippets. 

Woodbury  John,  teacher,  school  room  in  chambers  above 
Mr.  George  Steel's  .shop  near  the  bridge. 
School  opens  December  9lh  in  chambers. 

Woodworth  Jonathan,     post    rider,    between    Hartford 
and    Litchfield. 

Wyllys  Hezekiah. 

Wyllys  St.  John. 

Wyllys  Samuel,    .secretary  of  the  State  of  Connecticut. 


RESIDENTS  OF  HARTFORD 

TOWN  AND  CITY 

INCLUDING  FARMERS 


Alford,  Aaron. 
Allen,  Isaac. 
Ames,  David. 
Ames,  Smith. 
Anderson,  William. 
Andrus,  William. 
Anquist,  John  M. 
Arnold,  Levi. 
Avery,  Jonathan. 
Badger,  Enoch. 
Balcom,  Jacob. 
Barnard,  Joseph. 
Barnard,  Timothy. 
Barrett,  Joseph. 
Barton,  Robert. 
Bean,  Joseph  M. 
Bigelow,  Daniel. 
Bigelow,  Joseph. 
Bins,  George. 
Bolles,  Benjamin. 
Bolles,  Job  T. 
Bolles,  Samuel. 
Braithwait,  Robert. 
Brewer,  Captain. 
Brewster,  Polasha. 
Brewster,  Prince. 
Bright,  Jonathan. 
Brown,  Pardon. 
Brownson,  Mathew. 
Browuson.  Oliver. 


Bullard,  Aaron. 
Bunce,  Asa. 
Bunce,  Freeman. 
Bunce,  Truman. 
Burnham,  Porter. 
Burr,  Hezekiah. 
Burr,  Horace. 
Burr,  Moses. 
Burr,  Samuel. 
Butler,  Josiah. 
Butler,  William. 
Cable,  John. 
Cadwell,  Amos. 
Cad  well,  Charles. 
Cadwell,  Henry 
Cadwell,  Nehimiah. 
Cadwell,  Nehimiah  Jr. 
Cadwell,  William. 
Cassaign.  Anthony. 
Castle,  Isaac. 
Caswell,  Isaac. 
Center.  John. 
Chapman,  Selden. 
Chatfield,  William. 
Chester,  Leonard. 
Chester,  Stephen. 
Church,  Caleb. 
Church,  Doras. 
Church,  George. 
Church,  Horace. 


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Church,  Timothy. 
Church,  William. 
Clapp,  Elijah. 
Clapp,  Oliver. 
Cole,  Ira. 

CoUius,  Robert   J.  Jun. 
Cook,  Aaron. 
Cook,  George, 
Cook,  John. 
Cook,  John  Jun. 
Cook,  William. 
Cooley,  Thomas. 
Coomes,  Samuel. 
Crocker,  Jeremiah. 
Crocker,  Timothy. 
Davis,  David. 
Day,  Joseph. 
Dickerson,  Moses. 
Dickey,  James. 
Dickey,  Thomas. 
Egleston,  Elisha. 
Ellsworth,  John. 
El  well,  Isaac. 
Enos,  Oliver. 
Ensign,  Moses. 
Farrer,  James. 
Forbes,  Joseph. 
Francis,  Elias. 
Fry,  John. 
Gear,  Elihu. 
Gear,  Mathew. 
Gillet,  George. 
Goodwin,  AUyn. 
Goodwin  j  Caleb. 
Goodwin,  James  3d. 
Goodwin,  John. 


Goodwin,  John  Jun. 
Goodwin,  Moses. 
Goodwin,  Ozeas. 
Goodwin,  Timothy. 
Goodwin,  William. 
Greenfield,  Archibald, 
Greenver,  John  C. 
Grigs,  Samuel. 
Grint,  Joseph. 
Hall,  Asaph.  r -. 

Hamilton,  Robert. 
Harrington,  Abijah. 
Hibbard,  Benjamin* 
Hide,  Ezra. 
Higgins,  John. 
Hinsdale,  James, 
Hitchcock,  Benjamin. 
Hitchcock,  Samuel. 
Hooker,  William. 
Hubbell,  Joseph. 
Indicott,  James. 
Jeflfery,  Charles. 
Jones,  Amasa. 
Jones,  Julius. 
Judd,  Dryden. 
Keeney,  Eli. 
Kellogg,  Charles. 
Kelsey,  Charles. 
Kelsey,  Levi. 
Kilborn,  Daniel. 
King,  Reuben. 
Kneeland,  Samuel. 
Lawrence,  John  Jun. 
Lawrence,  John  2d. 
Lloyd,  Thomas. 
Lord,  Frederick. 


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lyord,  John  Haynes. 
Ivord    William. 
Lothrop,  James. 
Marsh,  H. 
Marsh,  John. 
May,  Ralph. 
McKay,  Allan. 
Montfridy,  Lewis  B. 
Moore,  Caleb. 
Morley,  Gideon. 
Mygatt,  Elisha. 
Oaks,  Thomas. 
Olcott,  Charles 
Olcott,  Hugh. 
Olcott,  Jonathan. 
Olcott,  Joseph. 
Olcott,  Michael. 
Olcott,  Roderic. 
Olcott,  Theodore. 
Olcott,  William. 
Otis,  Nathaniel 
Parish,  William  B. 
Parkwood,  John. 
Parsons.  Chester. 
Parsons,  Oliver. 
Pemberton,  Ebenezer. 
Peterson,  Harvey. 
Porter,  Luther. 
Pratt,   Henry. 
Pratt,  James  Jun. 
Ray,  James. 
Ripley,  John  Jun. 
Robbins,  Levi. 
Roberts,  John. 
Rogers,  Nathaniel. 
Sanford,  Charles. 


Sheldon,  Samuel. 
Sheldon,  William. 
Shephard,  Levi. 
Sill,  Enoch. 
Simons,  George. 
Sisson,  James. 
Skinner,  Whiting. 
Sloan,  Jonas. 
Sloan,  Thomas. 
Smith.  George. 
Smith,  John. 
Smith,  Phillip. 
Spear,  Ebenezer. 
Spencer ,   Ashbel . 
Spencer,  Caleb. 
Spencer,   Michael. 
Spencer,  Roderic. 
Spencer,  Theodore. 
Square,  Gardner. 
Starr.  William. 
Steel,  Allyn. 
Steel,  Ebenezer. 
Steel,  Jonathan. 
Steel,  William. 
Stewart,  Joseph. 
Suitor,  John 
Talcott,  William. 
Taylor,  Job. 
Tooker    John. 
Trumbull,  Samuel. 
Turner.  Caleb. 
Wadsworth,  Ambrose. 
Wadsworth,  Elisha. 
Wadsworth,  Elisha  3d. 
Wadsworth,   Ira. 
Wadsworth,  Joseph  Jr. 


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Wadsworth,  Roger. 
Wadsworth,  Thomas. 
Wadsworth,  Theodori. 


Waterhouse,  Samuel. 
Watson,  Isaac. 
Wyllys,  Hezekiah. 


ADDENDA. 


Beach,  Daniel. 
Bebee,  Adonijah. 
Benjamin,  Jonathan. 
Burbridge,  James. 
Burkett,  Thomas. 
Burkett,  Uriah. 
Burr,  Salmon. 
Cadwell,   Hezekiah, 
Caldwell,   Hezekiah  Jun. 
Calder,  John. 
Center,  Robert. 
Hopkins,  Charles. 
Jepson,  James. 
Lozell,  John. 
Sanford,  Anthony. 


San  ford,  Thomas  Jun. 
Scott,  William. 
Scott.  John  M. 
Senter,  John. 
Seymour,  James. 
Sheldon,  James. 
Sheldon.  John. 
Spencer,  Ashbel  Jun. 
Stevens,  Calvin. 
Sweetzer,  Seth. 
Taylor,  Castle. 
Upson,  Gus. 
Warren,  William. 

Way,  

Wyllys,  William. 


Number  of  houses  in  Hartford,  August,  1799. 

From  $100  to  $500  in  value,  277;  value,  $83,003. 
From  $500  to  $1,000  in  value,  140;  value,  $106,640. 
From  $1,000  to  $3,000  in  value.  153;  value,  $274,150. 
From  $3,000  to  $6,000  in  value,  25;  value,  $100,000. 
From  $6,000  to  $10,000  in  value,  i;  value,  $8,000. 

Land : 
Number  of  acres  exempt  from  taxation,  267. 
Number  of  acres  subject  to  taxation,  17,582. 
Value,  $751,532,91. 


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